Ref.nr.: 91114

Pringles Orchard, England

Holiday Cottage Details

£ 494.00 - £ 1,538.00 per week

Sleeps: 6

3 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom

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Pringles Orchard Holiday Cottage in Carlton-in-lindrick, Nottinghamshire, England

A wonderful holiday home set in stunning, tranquil gardens in the village of Carlton-in-Lindrick, with three bedrooms accommodating six people.

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Pringles Orchard is a wonderful holiday home in the village of Carlton-in-Lindrick, three miles from Worksop and very close to the Peak District National Park. The cottage has three bedrooms, one double, one single and one family room with a double and single bed. There is also a second floor attic room with an additional futon bed, a family bathroom, a kitchen, a dining room, a sitting room with a woodburner and a conservatory. Outside is a patio and a stunning garden, with water lilies bobbing on the pond surface, a stream and an orchard. There is also off road parking for four cars and the delights of Sherwood Forest and Clumber Park are only a short distance away. Pringles Orchard is perfect for family holidays and breaks with friends.

Availability for Holiday Cottage in Carlton-in-lindrick, Nottinghamshire, England

Facilities and Features

Facilities:

Communications:
Broadband Internet
Entertainment:
TV
Heat:
Open Fire
Kitchen:
Cooker, Dishwasher, Fridge
Laundry:
Washing Machine
Outside Area:
Enclosed Garden
Price Included:
Linen, Towels
Special:
Cots Available

Room Details:

Sleeps: 6

2 Double Rooms

2 Single Rooms

1 Twin Room

1 Bathroom

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Location Details and Things to Do

About Carlton-in-lindrick and Nottinghamshire

Carlton-in-Lindrick is a village in Nottinghamshire, approximately three miles north of Worksop. The village has a selection of shops and pubs, including the Blue Bell and the Grey Horses Inn, so you have all the essentials on hand for your time away. Featured in the Domesday Book, the village has links to Saxon times and the local church bears testament to this. The 'Devil Stone' stands outside the church and is the subject of many local legends. Carlton-in-Lindrick had a bike making and repairing business, built up by Mr Fred Hanstock, which eventually became Carlton Cycles until it was taken over by Raleigh. The village is a wonderful base for exploring the surrounding countryside, situated a short drive from the Peak District National Park and less than half an hour from Sherwood Forest and Clumber Park.